St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-25
A WEEKS WEDDINGS.

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A WEEKS WEDDINGS.
A very interesting and impressive
wedding took place Thursday afternoon
at the House of Hope Presbyterian
church, the occasion being the marriage
| of Miss Lutte, only daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Titcomb, to John f. Helm
| lein. Both are residents of the city.
The pastor of the church, the Rev. Rob-
est Christie, ID. D., after the brief
service of the Presbyterian ritual, pro-
nounced the happy couple man and
wife, Mr.. Heinlein sealing his marriage
| VOW by placing a handsome gold ring
upon the finger of his bride. The bride.
charming brunette, wore a becoming
creme grOs de faille, the long, square
train falling away in soft, rich folds to
| the floor, and the front of heavy silk
MORE was yelled by slight bOuffante
| was cut square with high Modjeska
| collar and filled in with elegant point
| lace. The dress had short poutfe
| sleeves, framed in with fleecy tulle.
which rested on snowy neck and arms
which were partially concealed by
mousquetaire gloves. The couture
was arranged high, and from it
hung the bridal veil. This COM
pletely envelOped the bride, and was
gracefully caught up by cream rosebuds
and smilaX. The bride carried bou-
quet of Nephelos roses tied with white
ribbon. The groom wore the cOnven-
tional dress suit. Mr.. and Mrs. Helm
lein took the evening train for Chicago
and a two weeks tour to the Eastern
cities, when they will return to st. Paul
and occupy their new home on Central
avenue.
SMITH-BOWLIN.
Tuesday morning, at st. Mary's
church, Henry Smith was united in
marriage to Miss Annie L. Bowlin. At
O'Clock the wedding party entered the
church to the strains of ''Mendelsohn's
Wedding March," The bride and groom
came first followed by the groomsman
and bridesmaid, Patrick ]. Bowlin and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah
Bowlin, nephew and neice of the bride,
acted as bridegroom and bridesmaid.
The bride and groom with their attend
ants having come forward and knelt at
the altar railing, Father Caillet in sur
| plice and white stole, then performed
| the ceremony that made the happy
couple man and wife. A nuptial mass
was afterwards celebrated, the bride
and groom meanwhile having advanced
and knelt together within the sanctuary.
During the service Miss Alice Shaw
sang soprano solo, ''Santa Marie"
Miss Bowlin was attired in a beautiful
dress of ottoman silk, trimmed with
pearl paSsementerie, cream brocade and
flowers in natural tintS. The sleeves
were purple and of brocaded silk, and
the color was of the Queen Anne style.
| The adOrnments were of lace and dia-
mOndS. Mr.. Smith was dressed in black,
wearing the conventional Prince Albert
coat. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith intend to
take up their residence in short time
at 2S5 Grove street.
DURN1ENT-sMITH.
The residence of Rev. S. G. Smith was
Smith, sister of Rev. S. G. Smith, and
Edward S. Durment. of the law firm of
LawlOr & Durment, last Thursday even
Ing. The ceremony was performed at 8
p. m. by DR.. Smith. The bride was
dressed in white satin with roses. There
were a number of elegant presents. Not
more than dozen guests we're preeent,
as it was the wish of the contracting
parties to have it as qniet as possible.
COGSWELL-KELLER,
The marriage of Theodore S. Cogs-
well and Miss Edith Mary Keller,
daughter of Mrs. A. e. Keller, of ssEich-
enwold,'' Dayton's bluff. was solemn
lied at the Keller mansion at o'clock
last Monday afternoon. The wedding
was private affair and elegant in it's
simplicity. After the ceremony
sumptuOus dinner was served to the
guests, and Mr.. and Mrs. Cogswell left
for an extended wedding tour.
STAHLMANN-MUELLE
Last Tuesday evening occurred the
marriage of Edward II. Stahlmann. of
st. Peter street,an Miss Title Mueller.
daughter Of ex-Deputy Sheriff Matt
at the residence of the brides mother,
234 West Eighth street, and after re-
ception and bridal dinner, the happy
couple departed for an extended bridal
tour through the Eastern cities.
COPELAND-JoNES.
The marriage of Frank W. Copeland
to Miss Gertrude E. M.-Jones occurred
last Friday, Sept. %.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The marriage of Miss Julia Barber. of
Pekin, ILL.,, daughter of Mrs. Barber,
and Edward E. Davidson, of St. Paul,
son of William F. Davidson, will take
place next Wednesday, Sept. 49, G. F.
Sibley, of st. Paul, son of Gen. Sibley,
will act as best man. Messrs. Davidson
and Sibley will leave for Pekin. Monday,
the Goth. Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson will
be at home at 311 Franklin street after
Oct. 25.
William E. Sansome, of the st. Paul
BOttllng works, was united in marriage to
Mrs. r. Cora Ross, of $40 SibIey street.
Wednesday, Sept. 81, by Rev. r. F. Me
Laren at the Presbyterian church in the
presence of few intimate friends.
Mrs. Minnie TarboX, of Dayton ave-
nue., will be married at her home next
Wednesday to r. f. Russell, of Toledo,
0. The bridal couple will leave imme
diately after the ceremony for their flu
ture home in Toledo.
The engagement of August Golfers to
announced, the wedding to take place
colts sister, Mrs. Tostevin, on Fuller
street.
Cards are out for the marriage of
Frank A. Manner, of st. Paul, to Miss
Whiteman, of Kentucky, to occur at
Maysville Oct. 4.
The Wurst-Baily wedding, which was
announced for Wednesday, was neces-
sarily postponed on account of serious
illness.
The marriage of Louis Kittson and
Miss Nina Williams will take place Oct.
IL at Fort Laramie, Wyo.
Robert Welsh, of Saltwater, and Miss
Mamie Galilee, of st. Paukwill be mar
ried tomorrow, Sept. 26.
The engagement of Ed Hamilton. of
st. Paul. and Miss Anna Bennett, of
Chicago, is announced.
In A MUSICAL WAY.